In Sept. 2014, I warned the EU about entertaining Aquino III. In Sept. 2012 I warned the EU about the coming recession that will spare Ireland. Now look at this Aug. 30, 2016 news.
Attracting foreign investors is the same as the tourism industry. You want to attract the best clients by offering something better than your competitors and other destinations. What the EU is doing is killing the competitive spirit of Ireland. The EU is discouraging competition among EU members!
What is sad here is the fact that the EU is turning a blind eye to the 50 richest oligarch-traitors of the Philippines who could not satisfactorily explain how they now have $79.47 BILLION when everyone in the Philippines was poor immediately after WWII!
As a follow-up to the 20 Sept. 2016 Call of a WAIS post, here’s the story on Apple’s back taxes the EU is saying it should pay Ireland.
Hey guys, in case you haven’t noticed, I just established a nonprofit MEG Macario Foundation. I could use a few billions and you could use some of my expertise in business, finance and economics.
EU Recession to Spare Ireland; 09-03-2012 updated 09-20-2016
Bienvenido Macario
September 20, 2012 ·
Below is the forecast as posted on WAIS re: World Economy -> More US Firms Move Abroad; on the “Fiscal Cliff” (B. Macario, USA) on Monday Sept. 03, 2012.
Well participated and thorough discussions about the EU and the financial crisis of 2008 could be found on WAIS in the years 2001-2002 and Sept. 2008. Ireland has always been considered unique by EU standards. However in my opinion, then as now, Ireland is not totally immune from this contagion.
Below is the forecast as posted on WAIS re: World Economy -> More US Firms Move Abroad; on the “Fiscal Cliff” on Monday 09/03/12.
“Then there is the EU debt crisis, which I believe will officially put Europe in recession by @September 20 or 21, 2012. *One way or another, the US economy will be affected by a European recession. ECB Pres. Mario Draghi did not attend the annual meeting at Jackson Hole.
JE comments: How much has ^Ireland’s 12.5% corporate tax rate helped since 2008? For example, have many corporations relocated there since the crisis began? Nobody has the stomach for a “fiscal cliff”–I thought we already fell off one. And aren’t several nations of Europe already in recession–Spain, Portugal, Greece, Italy… and Ireland?
Note that Bienvenido Macario’s “cliff date” for Europe is not far away: 21 September”
From: World Economy -> More US Firms Move Abroad; on the “Fiscal Cliff” (Bienvenido Macario, USA) Sept. 03, 2012 05:13am
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I’m sure there is something I can contribute looking for solutions. However a recovery would simply maintain the status quo in other parts of the world and may not help regain control of certain ancestral lands to the rightful owner. Let me reiterate. I seek Native American status, a Philippines freely associated with the U.K. or the U.S. , among others.
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Bienvenido Macario Today’s news Thursday Sept. 20, 2012
^ Irish Economy Skirts Recession
By EAMON QUINN And PAUL HANNON
EUROPE NEWS September 20, 2012, 9:29 a.m. ET
http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10000872396390444032404578007951061647888
http://online.wsj.com/…/SB10000872396390444032404578007…
DUBLIN—The Irish economy avoided slipping into recession by the narrowest possible margin in the second quarter, but shrinking domestic demand canceled out a rise in exports, raising new questions about whether the country can meet its budget targets for next year.
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Irish Economy Skirts Recession
The Irish economy narrowly avoided slipping into recession in the second quarter, but the lack of growth raised new…
WSJ.COM|BY EAMON QUINN AND PAUL HANNON
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Bienvenido Macario @Global slowdown predicted as China records 11th month of recession
Larry Elliott Economics editor – The Guardian, Thursday 20 September 2012 13.33 EDT
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2012/sep/20/global-slowdown-predicted
http://www.guardian.co.uk/…/20/global-slowdown-predicted
The prospect of a synchronised recession across the global economy loomed larger on Thursday after news that China’s factory output shrank for an 11th straight month, Europe’s recession intensified and the manufacturing sector in the US had its weakest quarter in three years.
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Global slowdown predicted as China records 11th month of recession
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Bienvenido Macario *U.S. factories struggle, Europe and China slump
By Steven C. Johnson and Andy Bruce | Reuters – 8 hrs ago Thursday, September 20, 2012
http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-global-economy-idUKBRE88J0UH20120920
http://uk.reuters.com/…/uk-global-economy…
http://news.yahoo.com/u-factories-struggle-europe-china…
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. manufacturing suffered its weakest quarter in three years and conditions at European businesses worsened, surveys showed on Thursday, while China’s economy continued to lose momentum.
The data shed more light on the difficult task facing global policymakers, particularly in Europe and the United States, who have tried to increase growth with aggressive monetary stimulus.
The U.S. manufacturing sector closed out its worst three months in September since the third quarter of 2009, according to financial information firm Markit. Export orders fell for a fourth month running as demand from Europe and Asia faded, with September’s slide the steepest in nearly a year.
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I’m sure there is something I can contribute to solve the problem. However a recovery would simply maintain the status quo in other parts of the world and may not help regain control of certain ancestral lands to the rightful owner. Let me reiterate. I seek Native American status, a Philippines freely associated with the U.K. or the U.S. , among others.
Ned Macario
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U.S. factories struggle, Europe and China slump
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Bienvenido Macario Look at this Aug. 30, 2016 news. Attracting foreign investors is the same as the tourism industry. You want to attract the best clients by offering something better than your competitors and other destinations. What the EU is doing is killing the competitive spirit of Ireland. The EU is discouraging competition among EU members!
What is sad here is the fact that the EU is turning a blind eye to the 50 richest oligarch-traitors of the Philippines who could not satisfactorily explain how they now have $79.47 BILLION when everyone in the Philippines was poor immediately after WWII!
As a follow-up to the 20 Sept. 2016 Call of a WAIS post, here’s the story on Apple’s back taxes the EU is saying it should pay Ireland.
Hey guys, in case you haven’t noticed, I just established a nonprofit MEG Macario Foundation. I could use a few billions and you could use some of my expertise in business, finance and economics.
Why Ireland Doesn’t Want Apple’s $14.5 Billion in Back Taxes
By Dara Doyle and Peter Flanagan – August 30, 2016 — 6:37 AM PDT
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-08-30/why-ireland-doesn-t-want-apple-s-14-5-billion-in-back-taxes
http://www.bloomberg.com/…/why-ireland-doesn-t-want…
Apple’s $14.5 Billion unpaid EU taxes: Press conference and Q&A by Margrethe Vestager
Published on Aug 30, 2016
Why Ireland Doesn’t Want Apple’s $14.5 Billion in Back Taxes
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In Sept. 2014, I warned the EU about entertaining Aquino III. In Sept. 2012 I warned the EU about the coming recession that will spare Ireland. Now look at this Aug. 30, 2016 news. Attracting foreign investors is the same as the tourism industry. You want to attract the best clients by offering something better than your competitors and other destinations. What the EU is doing is killing the competitive spirit of Ireland. The EU is discouraging competition among EU members!
What is sad here is the fact that the EU is turning a blind eye to the 50 richest oligarch-traitors of the Philippines who could not satisfactorily explain how they now have $79.47 BILLION when everyone in the Philippines was poor immediately after WWII!
As a follow-up to the 20 Sept. 2016 Call of a WAIS post, here’s the story on Apple’s back taxes the EU is saying it should pay Ireland.
Hey guys, in case you haven’t noticed, I just established a nonprofit MEG Macario Foundation. I could use a few billions and you could use some of my expertise in business, finance and economics.
Why Ireland Doesn’t Want Apple’s $14.5 Billion in Back Taxes
By Dara Doyle and Peter Flanagan – August 30, 2016 — 6:37 AM PDT
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-08-30/why-ireland-doesn-t-want-apple-s-14-5-billion-in-back-taxes
http://www.bloomberg.com/…/why-ireland-doesn-t-want-apple-s…
Apple’s $14.5 Billion unpaid EU taxes: Press conference and Q&A by Margrethe Vestager
Published on Aug 30, 2016